MODULE 7 — Helping out YEAR 4

1. Possessive adjectives

Used to show who something belongs to.

Examples:

This is my jacket.

That is her bag.

These are their books.

2. Possessive pronouns

Examples:

This is my jacket.

This jacket is mine.

These are their books.

These books are theirs.

⚠️

❌ This is mine jacket.

✅ This is my jacket.

❌ This is my.

✅ This is mine.

3. There is / There are

Used to say that something exists/is located somewhere.

There is → singular

There is a book on the table.

There are → plural

There are three books on the table.

Negative

There isn't a book.

There aren't any books.

Questions

Is there anyone here?

Are there any students?

4. Indefinite pronouns

Someone / Someone = one person, but we don't say who.

There is someone at the door.

Everyone = all people.

Everyone can recycle.

No one = not one person.

No one is in the house.